A Polish Anti-Communist Propaganda Poster By Catholic Priest Edward Kosibowicz certificate_of_authenticity It was the testimony of

It was the testimony of survivor Private First Class Eugene Nielsen that convinced the United States military to embark on a campaign to save the POWs in the Philippines in 1945

which was worn by police personnel up to the rank of Lieutenant (Leutnant)

Canadian Field Artillery when he died of his wounds on June 5

Accompanied by copies of his Service Records and Discharge Certificate

then re-mustered as Clerk "A" on April 29

A Polish Anti-Communist Propaganda Poster By Catholic Priest Edward Kosibowicz certificate_of_authenticity It was the testimony ofA Polish anti Communist propaganda poster, measuring 309x209mm, near mint condition. The first line states the author, E. Kosibowicz, underneath is a general headline, followed by the text. On the back there is a bilingual stamp (German and Polish). The author of the poster is Edward Kosibowicz (18951944), a Polish Jesuit and Catholic priest. During the 1930s, Kosibowicz was outspokenly anti communist and even favoured the idea of German or Italian